Cedar City Swears in Mayor Sunter at Regular Meeting
The Cedar City council dispensed with the formal turnover and at the Thursday meeting administered the oath to Mayor Sunter who was re elected last November. Re elected council members include Kenneth Macfarlane and others. Appointments were discussed but action deferred.
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Muller
Sunter
Coun
J. W. Bergstrom
Macfarlane
Soi' Dengit
Arthur Nelson
de A. J. Graff
Guty
Durham Morris
R. J. Shay
Paragenah 1 Correspondents and Holiday Visitors Noted
Mrs Detle Partner is hospitalized with pneumonia but home and improved. Colorado visitors Jos M Robinson and family spent holidays here. Ray Robinson and Mrs Robinson visited Vernal. Measles cases noted, watchfulness advised. Rolle Society hosted a well attended old limo dance. Parowan residents traveled here in large numbers. Ruth Dalton returned to St Luke City for work. Archie Lamoreaux and Thomas W Jones engaged as missionaries. George Rawley and Clarence Joncer reported as Parowan missionaries. Mable Davenport Dot Davenport Lota Dalley traveled from Salt Lake City. Dot remained. Robert McCone spent holidays in Salt Lake City with wife and son. Ray Stones and Walter Robb visited Reaver and Thess. Milas Zelma Twitchell from Whitevue studying at 5 ar spent holidays with grandmother Mrs M J Openshaw. Merrill Lund family returned home in Edap City after two weeks quarantine for measles. Helen Stones Tetuford left for Lund to attend long-term school. Mr and Mrs J Lowe Barton and Miss Sara B Barton spent weekend in Della with Morgen Edwards family. Wm N Edwards and Burt Bingham returned to Salt Lake City after two weeks with family. Max Bawards hospitalized then home recovering. Tom Hoyosk visited from tea vor Friday noted among attendees. Utah Services Staller.
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Milas Zelma Twitchell
wWiuteve
Mra
M. J. Openshaw
Merrill Lund
Missionaries Working in Wards Across Parowan Stake
Parowan Stake L. Tt. and Missionary campaign places Leonard A from Hamilton Fort and Gloyd Berry from Kanana in Parowan East Ward for two weeks while Aldersall and Stanley Smith Broch head Parowan West Ward. Other missionaries serve Paragonah Cedar City Summit New Harmony Newcastle Fort Porter Ianerra and more. Local wards urged to shelter and entertain workers as health measures report an outbreak after a Salt Lake City visit ending in a party of 3000.
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Parowan Stake
L. Tt
Lverard A
Hamilton
Gloyd Berry
Kanana
Parowan
Aldersall
Stanley Smith
George 8
Rowley
Clarence Lowdgr
Paragonah
Win
Mitchell
George Stevens
Joseph Stevens
the Cedar
Stake
Thomas W. Jones
Archie Lamoreaux
Paragonais
Joseph
Dalley
Summit
Ore
Hammond
Heber J. Walton
New Harmony
Hever
Harrison
Charles Hulet
Newcastle
Fife
Adam Seegmitler
Fort Porter
Cedar City
Alison Williams
Ianerra
Stake Presidency
Young man uses four choice phrases in street confrontation
A young man in a tense encounter selects four distinctive expressions as he approaches a familiar target. The incident involves a brief exchange and leaves unclear outcomes, with no injuries reported and authorities reviewing nearby surveillance for details.
Sisterinlaw Lillis McBride Lindly Dies in California
Beaverton area brief reports the death of Lillis McBride Lindly in California. Alice McBride, her sister in law, learned of the death on Friday. The text mentions possible arrangements or relatives linked to Holden and Utah, with unclear details.
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Ave
Alice McBride
Lillis McBride Lindly
California
Holden
Utah
Corbutts
Local Residents Share News And Travel Updates
Mr Tyan Hyatt attending Dixie College was home for part of the holidays. Monroe and Mrs Penson with daughter Colleen returned from Los Angeles after a brief visit. Vernon Heap announced a second grandchild born to Ory Meap and family in Idaho Falls. Esther Lyman visited from Logan, while Gwen M Gurr toured Salt Lake City visiting relatives. Mrs D A Matheson was under the weather during the week. The West Ward MLA budget number is due Friday January 17. Ruth Clark and Merforia Smith vacationed in California en route to Boulder Dam. Kart Milchett joined Thurmen Gardener on a Boulder Dam trip. Mande M Dalton, recently in Salt Lake City, is improving after medical care. Parowan boys returning from BYU and Bruce Adams will attend Provo University. James H Clarke from American Fork visited due to illness and death in the Clarke family. Romsey and William G Rowley returned from the coast. Louise C Adams of the Med School faculty remains in Idaho over holidays, with substitute Burgle I Adams. Mrs Thomas D Adams returned from Salt Lake City with Beat rica and her young man. Golden Stevens from Wyoming visited relatives. Parawan Mercantile manager Arthur Joseph notes last year was better after inventory.
Reader letter on Twenty Years Ago column return
Mrs Fi Van Buren of Long Beach California laments the absence of Twenty Years Ago in eget Issue and notes plans to resume the feature after a temporary omission. She urges reader feedback to tailor the home paper to interests and asks what readers enjoy and do.
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Long Beach
California
Fi van Buren
Eget
van Buren
Discovery of Ten Dates Traces Tea to 2737 B C
The article discusses early origins of tea, citing Path finder Magazine and legends. It mentions Shen Nung tasting tea wood in a pot, Bodhidharma plucking eyelashes to stay awake, and tea spreading from China to Japan and England, then later to the United States. It notes long human use before written records and suggests tea became a national beverage in England.
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Weber
Pathfinder Magazine
Shen-Nung
Bodhidharma
Buddha
Goa
Japan
England
United States
Cacti Family American Plant Showcased by Rural New Yorker
A Rural New Yorker writer notes true cacti form a single American family, Cactaceae, with most species in North and South America and the West Indies. Except for Madagascar’s sole kenus, all gravitate to the American continent, while prickly pears of Opunta are naturalized elsewhere. Many edible plants occur in deserts and resemble cacti to casual observers, with related forms found in daisies, poinsettias, and many other families.
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Madagascar
South America
West Indies
Varius
Australia
Mediterranean
Asia
Africa
General Education Board Duties and Activities
The General Education Board promotes education across the United States without regard to race, sex, or color. It cooperates with state education departments, supports administrative relations during exhibitions, assists universities and colleges in improving teaching facilities, grants fellowships, and advances research in education and its processes. It also develops proposed activities in Negro education.
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General Education Board
United States
Bea of
Public Education
South
Anite
First American Book The Ruy Psalm Book 1041
The Ruy Psalm Book printed at Cambridge in 1041 long thought first on the continent, debated by Jesens who note earlier Spaniard printing in Mezteo. Fernandes Redlexination History claims a 1585 devotional book printed in Mexico under Spanish viceroy. No known copy of the first American book exists today.
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Ruy
Cambridge
Mass
American
Jesens
Mezteo
Toledo
Spain
New World
Antonio d Ispanola
Mexico
Toadish Ugliest Creatora Areguinely splotched toadfish
A garbled description details a toadfish with brownish color, eight to twenty inches long, with netted bead and body, tall flattened ventrils, convoluted folds along the jaw, four short limbs, warty heads, and voracious mudbottom feeding habits, likened to a boiddog in behavior.
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Tilton
Century-old wines cooled in Swiss cellars draw locals
Fragmentary report notes centuries old wine stored near Jungfrau in Switzerland. Observers mention concerns about temperature and preservation. Details are unclear but suggest historic cellars and local interest in aging wines and hotel access.
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Jungfrau
Sciewerland
Husband of Parowan Girl Dies in Scalding Tragedy
Word reached here of the death of Raye mond E. Kaminska, husband of Valeria Ap plumate Kaminska, in San Fernando California after a steam boiler accident. He fell into hot water while painting repairs on a boiler, was submerged to the waist but attempted to grasp a pipe before rescue. He moved from Texas to Utah years ago and leaves a wife two sons and relatives. His body may be brought to Parowan for burial as the community offers sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Stivey
Valeria
Kaminska
Rayemond E. Kaminska
San Fernando
Califoram
Decca
Texas
Utah
Janes BE
Applegate
Thin City
Perowan
Civil Service Examinations Announced By U S Civil Service Board
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations. Positions include junior graduate nurse, $1 629. assistant to technician forestry, $1 520. assistant geophysicist, $2 600. accountant and auditor roles with $2 000 to $3 200. and other roles with varying pay. Details and eligibility require certain education and experience. information available from D C Die Secretary at Cedar Key post office.
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United States Civil Servis Commission
Bureau of Motor Carriers
Interstant Commercs Voramission
D. C. Die
U. S. Civil Service Board of Exam
Tera
Cedar Jeay
Fort Douglas soldiers pursue education amid multi unit training
Fort Douglas troops, part of the 8th Infantry, balance military duties with study as about 170 soldiers attend classes. Some pursue high school in Salt Lake City schools, others study business at Henagers Colleges. vacancies exist for men 18 to 45 without dependents. Recruiters at Army Recruiting Station, Salt Lake City, Ogden, and Pocatello offices available for details.
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B8th Infantry
Som
Salt, Lake City
Land ‘Henagers
Douglan
Por
Army T
Lee Salt Lake City
Pont Ottis
Ogden
Pocatello
Maho
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Irving Bryney
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Washington
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Democratic Club
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Ira N. Hayward
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Swarrison
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Detle
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Colorado
Ray Robinson
Vernal
Mrs. Robinson
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Ray
Francis Adams Slack and
Net Baby
Jane Adams
Rolle Society
Ruth Dalton
St Luke City
Archie Ms. Lamoreaux
Thos. W Jones
Thoma Misssionarien
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Clarence Jon- Cer
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Robert Mcomie
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Comedy News
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Tyan Hyatt
Dixie College
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Colleen
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Vernon Heap
Mrs
Ory Meap
Idaho
Falla
Esther Lyman
Logan
Gwen M. Gurr
D. A. Matheson
Mise
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Misa Merforia Smith
Nott Fay
Moteing
Boulder Dam
Mande M. Dalton
Tome
Bruce Adams
Provo University
James H. Clarke
American Fork
W. Clip Rowley
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Janey Mitchell
Flossier
Romsey
Clair
William G. Rowley
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Med
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Thomas D. Adams
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Wyoming
Mr. Golden, Stevens
William Stevens
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Parawan Mercantile Co
Civil Service
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Behop Ie
Petty Motor Company
Titoq
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J. A. Paramore
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Eac
Mernse Wag
An Stratton
Lockey Tuttbaugh
Doda Clu
Brames
F. B. Parkinson
Golden Rule Building
Southern Utah Dairy Co
Parowan Meat Market
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